Spain is also the first country to have bought foreign rights to my book it comes out there in 2010! my assigned topic: the next wine gurus and most importantly how to get the attention of a wine critic. Next stop? Spain. Logrono. And the V Marketing Forum in Rioja. For some reason I'm big in Spain. Do you think this is possible? MORE >>

” Miller says he will be returning part time to Bin 604, a wine store, working on a book and may start a wine blog. He added: Some may believe my stepping down is in response to my critics. In a posting on eRobertParker.com, Robert Parker has announced that Jay Miller will no longer be writing for The Wine Advocate. wine writin MORE >>

detailed these in my book Wine Politics: How Governments, Environmentalists, Mobsters, and Critics Influence the Wines We Drink. If you’ve turned on PBS during the past couple of nights, you’ve probably encountered slow zooms and pans of black and white photographs. The episode is well done and very much worth watching. MORE >>

Joly, author of two books on Biodynamic winegrape cultivation, owns the Coulée de Serrant in the Loire where he is “nature’s assistant” (according to his business card.). It’s worth noting that, in fact, blogs and a growing number of wine books have discussed the subject.). “Earth receives life.” MORE >>

In it, Mike Steinberger explores the rarefied and occasionally louche world of supremely expensive wines that the book The Billionaire’s Vinegar made widely known. It is rare to see long-form journalism on the web. It’s even harder to find superb investigative journalism in wine writing. published on Slate.com. Parker, Jr. MORE >>